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Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is a physical sensation characterized by a pleasurable tingling that typically begins in the head and scalp, and often moves down the spine and through the limbs. Most ASMR episodes begin by an external or internal trigger, and are so divided for classification. Type A episodes are elicited by the experiencer using no external stimuli, and are typically achieved by specific thought patterns unique to the individual. Type B episodes are triggered involuntarily by an external [...]

"US President Barack Obama reacts as 14-year-old Joey Hudy of Phoenix, Arizona, launches a marshmallow from Hudy's ' Extreme Marshmallow Cannon ' during a tour of the White House Science Fair in the State Dining Room of the White House on February 7, 2012. Obama announced new policies to recruit and support science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) teacher programs, including requesting $80 million in his upcoming budget for teacher preparation, with the goal of training one million additional STEM students over the next decade. By Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images." Internet meme in 3...2...1... [via highdef ]

Prior to concluding on the name as Aakash pill the government of India had chosen the name to be actually Sakshat to be actually made in collaboration having HCL Infosystems. Yet due to some trouble having the business the Authorities needed to place the project out with respect to bidding all over once more. Around 3000 samples where received by each as well as every state as well as tested based on his or her functionality as well as power company. [...]

ho are asking inquiries about Aakash . If one are questioning what are the ways to reserve this tablet, there are easy ways of doing it. There is actually a official website committed to this tablet, known as the aakashtablet.com. Instead, one can easily also go the web site of DataWind, the official maker of Aakash. On both these websites one can easily position their purchases which are in the type of booking immediately. It aren'ts being refered to as a [...]

1 cruise ship, 4 days, 42 bands, 2,000 fans! Yes, I had to do it again! 70,000 Tons of Meta l, 2012! I had such a great time last year that I had to go for a reprise and see what would happen! I've got a photo album here with many more photos, and this entry is the companion to my radio show, airing Thursday Feb 2nd at noon. When the archive is posted, it will be linked here . It's true, I had a lot of prior experience, so I had already been [...]

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Happened upon this set of satellite program photos . Unfortunately there's not much information to them, but I did find that there are a couple of gems like this to be seen here , and check out the rest of this set here Permalink | Comment On This Post | Tweet This Post | Add to del.icio.us | Stumbleupon Post tags: NASA , scans

Hyperscore is software originally intended by its creators at MIT's Media Lab as a toy for children - they would draw and paint on the monitor and music would result. But then Media Lab's Tod Machover introduced it to disabled folks like one Mr. Dan Ellsey of Boston. Quoth this LA Times article : "Born with cerebral palsy and unable [...]

What you are looking at above is the mapped long-distance network of the Macaque monkey brain. Daily Galaxy on the significance of this : Modha and Raghavendra Singh (IBM Research-India) also found that the brain network does not appear to be "scale-free" like the web's social networks, which are logical and can grow without constraints, but seems to be "exponential," like air traffic networks, which are physical and must satisfy resource constraints. "This finding will help us design the routing architecture for a network of cognitive computing chips," they suggest. "The network [...]

photojojo : These pretty little planets are made of chocolate! They're made by chocolatier L'éclat for Japan's Rhiga Royal Hotels. Planetary Chocolates via Laughing Squid ; Nerdcore If anyone is ever interested in gifting us anything, head's up.

Paula Dean just announced she has Type 2 Diabetes and has had it for quite some time. And just like Wilford Brimley, she's parlayed her disease into a sponsorship deal. Instead of diabeetus awareness, Dean will be working with a drug company. That's just gravy on top of a big'ole fried Twinkee, ya'll. Well, that's what we imagine her saying, anyways.

Mumbai Science is the brainchild of two mild-mannered Belgian's Maarten Elen and Jonas Kiesekoms. In a previously life they were scientists and also played together in a rock band, where they covered Soulwax tracks. Now, they are the first in line to be the kings of Future techno. Future Techno is a new off-shoot which it takes the darker, more unhinged sounds found in the basements of Berlin, and combines them with the high-energy and impact of French electro to create Mumbai Science's unique sound. The follow-up release to 2011 anthem 'Lotus' is 'Unified Theory'. Three [...]

"Hydrothermal vents are home to animals found nowhere else on the planet that get their energy not from the Sun but from breaking down chemicals, such as hydrogen sulphide. The first survey of these particular vents, in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica, has revealed a hot, dark, 'lost world' in which whole communities of previously unknown marine organisms thrive." - Researcher Alex Rogers , of Oxford University, on the newly discovered species of crab and octopus living 2,000 meters below sea level.

Belgium techo duo Mumbai Science will be releasing the first of 3 new EP's next week, called 'Unified Theory'. The mild-mannered duo will explore the subtleties between electro and techno over the course of the next three months in a way that only Belgians can. We've got in-depth interview with the dons of future techno coming with our review next week, but while you wait why not get a bit excited with 'Researchers' which sounds a lot like long-lost De Wale-techno. Out January 9. [...]

Dope collaborated project from the Delaware/Virginia point of view,"Sir Froderick and Ohbliv" in which they came together to drop this newly released project entitled "Wholly Roller".. They are SIR-BLIV.. this stream takes you into some that sub aquatic, glitchy sound sets and flipped lo-fi dopeness.. For every beat freak, this should keep you on your toes and take you through an audible imagery journey.. Take this and sink this in.. Ghea slap this and support!!! Listen/Purchase "Wholly Rollers" ON Bandcamp CLICK HERE WIB SLAPPIN' SCIENCE'S SOUNDS! [...]

December 23, 1979, Germs play the Masque Christmas Ball at Whisky-Au-Go-Go, performing what would be dubbed on-stage "art" by singer Darby Crash, self-proclaimed " Maninal ", possessor of "t elevision and supervision ," educated in mind-control by public school Scientologists, an A+ huslter whose world-famous catchphrase was "buy me a beer" and whose demands for "beer and damage" do not go unheeded this night. Watch as Darby, spolight directly in his eyes, eats a book of matches, transforms into a panther, demands each audience member "hit the person next to you," sets fire to his ( A+ ) lyrics (balls-on-fire-great [...]

NASA recently helped launch the net radio channel Third Rock Radio, playing questionable to good rock n' roll along with NASA news updates. But Rich Rarey of NPR Labs pointed out (on Pubradio) there's already a fine NASA-centric, space music channel on SofaFM called Mission Control, "Celebrating NASA and Space Explorers everywhere." The feed is [...]

Wu-Tang Clan's GZA met with scientists at MIT to do research for his next album. GZA - a.k.a. Gary Grice, founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan - is known for an omnivorous intellect and complex lyrics that reference, among other things, astronomy, philosophy, and chess, which he has played since childhood. He was in town this week to lecture at the Harvard Black Men's Forum. But first, he wanted to drop some science. Specifically, oceanography. And biology. And quantum physics. So he went on a three-day tour, meeting scientists around Harvard University [...]

By Robert Ham The Films Of Ray & Charles Eames (part 2) Watch Part 1 of The Films of Charles and Ray Eames The spare beauty and narrative economy of the film work of Charles & Ray Eames should really come as no surprise to anyone who has seen the couple's design work. Their fabric patterns, chairs, buildings...everything they did was approached with [...]